Почти Чернобыль близ Хиросимы. В Японии произошла авария на АЭС "Фукусима - 1". Кирилл Головастиков, Lenta.ru, 13 марта 2011
Relief Effort Continues as Nuclear Worries Loom. One of Largest Ever, Temblor Kills Hundreds, Raises Fears of Radiation Leaks at Nuclear Plant. By Chester Dawson in Sendai, Japan, Daisuke Wakabayashi in Fukushima Prefecture and Juro Osawa in Tokyo, The Wall Street Journal, 13 March 2011
Japan evacuates 50,000 after nuclear power plant explosion. Japanese officials, trying to calm a stunned nation, say the explosion didn`t damage the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor itself but merely caused the collapse of a wall outside. Japanese television is reporting that at least three residents among 90 tested showed excess exposure to radiation. By Barbara Demick, Yuriko Nagano, The Los Angeles Times, 13
March 2011
Япония - как на атомной бомбе. Власти Японии объявили район в радиусе 10 километров вокруг энергоблоков атомной электростанции в префектуре Фукусима зоной отчуждения и сейчас проводят эвакуацию 45 000 человек. НТВ.ru, 12 марта 2011
Damage at two Japan nuclear plants prompts evacuations. After the tsunami damages the cooling systems at five reactors in northeastern Japan, officials take steps to avert the possibility of a meltdown. By Thomas H. Maugh II, Ralph Vartabedian, The Los Angeles Times, 12 March 2011
Япония: АЭС - Авария - Взрыв-2. Взрыв водородного газа и выброс дыма произошел на японской АЭС, где ранее зафиксировали спекание части ядерного топлива. Василий Головнин, ITAR-TASS & Euronews, 12 марта 2011
Japan battles to stave off possible nuclear meltdown. Japanese media say officials have detected caesium, one of the elements released when overheating causes core damage, around the reactor at Fukushima No 1 plant in Futuba. By Tania Branigan in Beijing, The Guardian, UK, 12 March 2011
Japan fears nuclear plant meltdown. Nuclear safety panel says meltdown possible at an atomic plant as death toll from ravaging Tsunami hits hundreds. Aljazeera.net, 12 March 2011